Unbelievable

05 July 2013, 16:43

HondoLane

Unbelievable

In my opinion, if someone is willing to pay the high prices then the supplier of the product is using capitalism to their advantage. This is basic supply and demand. I certainly won't pay those kind of prices unless I am forced to, but I also don't shop for groceries at a convenience store unless I am forced too.

This is a simple case of consumer demand outstripping production. I prefer this system where the price fluctuates on supply and demand than some entity stepping in and setting a price to where they think it should be. Both system have advantages and disadvantages... deal with it.

05 July 2013, 18:39

Rusty

Ive always thought that a brick of primers was 1000. A brick of 22 LR, 500. But that's just my part of Texas!

Rusty
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05 July 2013, 19:09

p dog shooter

quote:
Ive always thought that a brick of primers was 1000. A brick of 22 LR, 500. But that's just my part of Texas

Here in Wis. too 10 bricks to the case of 5000 rounds of 22. a sleeve of 5 bricks for 5000 primers

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